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Star (Christchurch), Issue 3949, 14 December 1880, Page 2

WANTED to Let, largo Stables, with loft and paddock H acre, Durham and Salisbury streets. H. L. Bowker, Market place. 5803 WANTED KNOWN. Townend's Pills relieve indigestion and all disorders, arising from the stomach. Sold everywhere. 3615 WANTED Known— That Candy and Dewsburr purchased the Kaiapoi clothing exhibited at the late Bhow ; goods are marked low. Colombo House. ANTED, for CASH, old Riding Saddles, old Harness, Collars, &c, horse and bullock hair. Coppin, Saddler, Lower High street, near St Asaph street. . 4535 ANTED Known— A Cure for all kinds of Skin Disease. W. li. Oooie, Chemist, High Btreet (late of Ohrißtchurch Hospital). 1179 WANTED KNOWN". Antipityrienne restores the. hair, removes scurf and dandruff. W. P. Townend, Chemist, Colombo street. 3612 AKTKD Known— Oomfortablo Board and Bssidonoo, separate rooms ; with »rory comfort, 20s weoKiy. Mrs Lloyd, Whately road, opposite Tank. 2198 WANTED KNOWN. Coughs, coldß, &c, cured immediately by taking " Townend's Moss." W. P. Townend, Chemist, Colombo street. 3614 WANTED the friends of W*. Knipe to know that he ias opened a Grocery Business in Victoria str iet, opposite "Tank. All goodß of best quality at lowest rates. 3565 WANTED Known— J. Parry, Plumber, GasfiWer, &c, Armagh street, has recent';? imported a splendid stock of ch&^ueriCTs and fittings. Houses decorated, water laid on. Terms moderate. 5371 WANTED Known— FATRBANK and CO. have Removed to the Triangle (opposite to Profeßsor Ayera and Mr Wood, stationer.) A large Bupply of Homceopathio and Patent Medicines kept in stook. 55 WANTED Known— That Candy and Dewsbury have alwayß in stock Kaiapoi Tweeds and Hosiery. The public are getting to know by experience that the intrinsic value of these goods cannot be overrated. Colombo House. 5339 WANTED Known— That W. Harvey is prepared to dye twice a week for all the ladies of Canterbury. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned, pressed, or dyed. Sheepskins dyed. W. Harvey, Dyer and Cleaner, Victoria street. 2747 WANTED Known— T. Rogers, Terrace Boarding House, opposite Victoria Bridge. Superior single bedrooms and good accommodation for families. Terms 17s, 18s, and £1 weekly. Meals at all hours. Bedß and meals, Is. 3692 WANTED Kn^^r — IQernan aud Digby* Cabraetmaiore, Jpuolstercra, and Undertakers, have a large and varied stook of evory kind of Furniture at lowes* prices fei. cash. Manchester j, jet, next Pcott Bros 990 WANTED Knor — T. Tankard, Bookbinder, Paper Ruler, &o. Account Books made to order, Law and other books bound, books rccased. Durham street, opposite Baxter, Chemist. 1962 WANTED KNOWN. Townend's Tasteless Powders, for children teething, convulsions, thrush, &c. In packets Is. Sold everywhert .W. P. Townend, ©hemist, Crystal Palace Buildings, Colombo street, Christennron. 361 CJSTATSTED Known— AUSTIN, KIRK & T Y CO., Limited, have for Bale a large assortment of Earthenware ?l iPits, from drawings by Mr Bel , O.S. (cheap, 12b 6d). Other goods eouaLy cheap. Orders received for Messrs Prudhoe and Summerhayes. 221 WANTED Known— Coutts' "Acid Cure " for acute and ohronio diseases. See pamphlet, free on application to Mackay Bros., Stationers, Manchester street south, agent for Coutts' Guaranteed Acetic Acic L wholesale and retail. 741 WANTED Known^— Loans granted in Bums of £5 and upwards, payable by weekly, monthly, and quarterly instalments. Apply to ±t. S. Raphael, corner Cashel and Madras streets, opposite St. Paul's Church. 9396 WANTED Known— First-class Board and Residence can be had at the Munster Boarding-house, Madras street south, five minutes' walk from Railway Station ; terms moderate. M. Hayes, Proprietor. 8987 WANTED Known.— B. O'Connor, Bookseller and Stationer, has the largest and most select collection of Catholic Standard Works of any Bookseller in New Zealand. Address. — Catholic Book Depot, opposite the Catholic Ohuroh, Barbadoes street, Christchuroh. 973 WANTED Known— That E. and G. Piper are prepared to Bupply Bricks in any shape or quality cheaper than any other yard in New Zeahnd. Took first prize this year. Agent for the above, J. Thomas, Colombo street, near railway -gate's, Sydenham. 5464 WANTED— Tobacco Consume _ to patronise the cheapest sort in town. Four 6d oigarß for Is ; threepenny cigars 2d each. Best brands of Tobacco ciieapasi ordingly. Hair-cutting, 6d at Tattersall's Ciga t Divan, opposite Bank of New Zealand. A. Wilson. 804 WANTED Known, That G. D. Murchie has Removed to his New Premises, and has now on hand a well selected stock, comprising every requisite for house and office furnishing, which he is determined to offer at prices that cannot fail to ensure quick sale. Small profits and quick returns is his motto. Funerals respectably and economically conducted, Opposite "Press" office, Cashel Btreet West. 5478 "^i,' A^TED, Ladies to observe the low V v prices of my New and Fashionable Millinery and Trimmed Hats, the cheapest and best value in Ohrißtchurch. No charge made for trimming ladies' and children's straw hats. A large stock of new Corsets, Underclothing, Pinafores, Ribbons, Laces, and Fancy Goods. 0. R. Church, the Cash Draper, High Btreet. WANTED Known— The Singer Co.'s Sewing Machine is the only one which combines all the very latest improvements. We are now giving away with each machine 16 acceßßoriee, formerly charged for as extra?. The polished top new family machine is now reduced to the astonishingly low price of £6. Hobbs and Co., Agents, High street, Christchurch. WANTED Known— G. A. Warden begs to imform his friends and and the public generally that he has opened a Wholesalo and Retail Grocery and Provision Warehouse in Colombo Btreet (next door to Cook and Ross, Chemists), where by selling tho best articles at the lowest possible prices for Oaßh ho hopo to merit and obtain a sharo of public patronage. N.B. — Butter and eggs bought in any quantity. 5470 WANTED KncTm— Gonfclemen m quost of Clothing will find it to be a great saving to try 6-. I. MEDEIE, Tailor, Here ford street, tho original Tradesmen's Tailor of Dunedin, his long Colonial experience juetifios him in saying that the value given by him in suite, frcm £4 10» upwardo, is ueeurpaesed in Canterbury! During hn time in Christohuroh he has gives universal satisfaction in fit and quality cf irorkmanship. Gentlemen's own materials mods up. sSgT Hereford street, near the Mill 13rids«?. 2007 WANTKD Known— That ten thousand yards or nearly six miles of DreßS Material have boen bought under very favourable circumstances, tho bulk of which wero purchased from the bou of an English manufacturer visiting the colonios, which enaoleß us to offer Lustres at considerably below colonial wholesale prices, from fourpenco halfpenny per yard— decidedly cheap. Costumoß, millinery, &c, our own manufacturing ; girls' straw hats from 3£d each. Men's and boys' clothing, excellent patterns and good fit. Tho prices are tho samo in all our branches — Amberley, Loeston, Sydenham, and Lyttolton. Terms cash. Walker, Smith and Co., Ppjnmbo street Christchurch*